Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-04-29

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20 attend all in need Of bis professional
services.
Many Woodstock people will agree
with the writer in the Des Moines Regis
fer. who in referring TO the nuisance of
allowing chickens to run at large. SAYS ::
"It don't seem consistent that a MAJ
should be obliged to build a S2j fence to
protect a $40 garden from a p cent
chicken
Hottie * Miller. are now in the Coffman
store room. where they will be pleased to
serve their many customers, with general
groceries, ilour. corn meal, mill feed, salt,
&c. &c, AZ bottom figures for cash or
trade
Thelole in the platform Of the well at
the courthouse is large enough for a small
dog to fall through, and is just the very
thing 10 pour all manner Of filth through.
Goodness only knows how many unfortu.
nate babies have already been put down
through it. Shut it up at once.
Spring and summer is coming and Glow
err 4 Magruder are here 10 meet ii with a
superb stock Of white dress goods.
Nh R. G. Dulaney, Of Fauquier county,
has just imported "a head OF fine horses,
/ four Of them stations and twenty Of them
mares. They are Cleveland bays aud are
imported for breeding purpose. 1t is
/ probable that some of them may be put
on his Mt. Airy farm near Mt. Jackson,
this county.
The largest stock Of dress ginghams,
seersuckers aud crinkles that has ever been
brought TO this market, at Clover & Ma
gruder's
Jno. Reynolds, well known here as a
shady character, having escaped from an
officer while under arrest for stealing ter
dollars, in conn qpy with VIM. Dietz stole
horse and buggy at Martinsburg, and
sold them in Winchester, one day last
week Detectives are - their track and
they viii doubtless soon be in "hoe"
AAA hlNu. Vi HtGbDuADAt EOOUN lANhu anu
new at Clover n Magruders.
We have received a copy Of the annual
report Of the American Iron and Steel As
ISOLATION, containing the full statistics Of
the American and Foreign lion trades
1886. Copies Of this valuable work can
be obtained by enclosing s. to Jas. NJ.
Swank, General Manager No. 2Gl South
9TH street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Mr. A. Haas will auction off his entire
stock Of merch andise at Fair View or
Aonzayille. on Saturday, April Both, conf
mencing az o'clock, 4. m. He has a new
stock Of most desirable goods all Of which
must 20. On all sums over s. a credit Of
four months will be gwen, the purchaser
to execute a negotiable note This will
he a rare chance for bargains.
Mss Emma Saum bias JUST returned
from Baltimore where she selected "a
splendid stock of millinery for J. Rhodes
& Son, Saumsville, Shenandoah county,
Va. These goods will be opened up ready
for inspection by May 2nd Miss Saum is
thoroughly competent and has shown
great taste IN selecting both as regards
duality and styles.
The Deering Steel Binder beats the
world Don't fail 10 see Il. For sale by
Hotel & Lacey.
The B. 81 o. r. K. are going TO put a
fast night express train on the Valley
Branch and the Richmond 81 Allegheny,
this running throu from Baltimore to
LyDchburg. We have not learned any
thing about the sceedule, or what time
either train will pass. They will com
mence running on Sunday night, May lst,
and will prove a great convenience 70 the
people Of the Valley.
Ladies shoes from No. to IS for sale at
Clover & Magruder's.
Woodstock is one Of the most accommo-
dating towns in the whole State, she even
lends her pavements ont for mortar beds.
II you want few brick TO build bake
oven or top out chimney come in and
help yourself from the first brick pave
ment you see, no one will say anything
about IT,. Indeed, you may get a couple
Of cOuDclmen or a mayor or two to help
you tear them up and load on a wagon.
All goods will be sold at the very lowest
prices for cash or produce at Clover a.
Magruder's.
Mr. Luther Preston Lindamood died on
Tuesday night at his fathers residence, on
Narrow Passage, after an illness Of four
years with consumption, aged 30 years.
His remains were taken TO HawkinstOwn,
his native place, for interment. He leaves
father, mother, two sisters and five
brothers to mourn his loss. Mr.. Linda
mood was a member of the Methodist
church, and died in the full faith Of the
christian reli ion.
Mr.. Isaac Baker, living near Rinkerton'
this county, was brought to Jail in this
place on Saturday, of last week, charged
with forging the name of Mr.. Samuel
Fravel az endorser 10 eight different notes
for various amounts in the National Bank
of Mt. jackson. Baker had been in the
habit Of renewing the notes when they
fell due but neglected the last ones and
40 let the matter out. He is married
man and has several children.
Don't buy wagon until you see the
celebrated Tennessee wagon for sale by
Hotel d Lacey.
Ed. Cash, boy about y years old,
caught on Tuesday evening a German
carp out of Mr.. Joseph Lsmberts pond,
near this place, that measured 2 feet IN
length and l6 inches around the body.
This pond was stocked with these fish
some years since, and it is now supposed
to contain great many very fine Bsh. In
, this connection we wOald state for the
/ benefit Of the boys that Mr.. Lambert hal
. one of the worst dogs in the county.
win buy and pay cash for 1000 tons
ohestnuet oak bark, delivered at Wood
stock. Hotel 4 Lacey.